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Table 3: Vegetable and animal sources of energy in the diet (kcal per capita per day) Supply of fat (g per capita per day)

Region 1967-1969 1977-1979 1987-1989 1997-1999 Change between 1967-1969 and 1997-1999
a Excludes South Africa.
South Asia 29 32 39 45 16
Sub-Saharan Africaa 41 43 41 45 4
East and South-East Asia 28 32 44 52 24
North Africa 44 58 65 64 20
Near East 51 62 73 70 19
WORLD 53 57 67 73 20
China 24 27 48 79 55
Latin America and the Caribbean 54 65 73 79 25
Eastern Europe 90 111 116 104 14
Oceania 102 102 113 113 11
North America 117 125 138 143 26
European Community 117 128 143 148 31

Source: WHO/FAO "Diet, Nutrition and the prevention of chronic diseases"
Section 3.3 Availability and changes in consumption of dietary fat 

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Other Figures & Tables on this publication:

Table 1: Global and regional per capita food consumption (kcal per capita per day)

Table 2. Vegetable and animal sources of energy in the diet (kcal per capita per day)

Table 3: Vegetable and animal sources of energy in the diet (kcal per capita per day) Supply of fat (g per capita per day)

Table 4. Per capita consumption of livestock products

Table 6. Ranges of population nutrient intake goals

Table 7: Summary of strength of evidence on factors that might promote or protect against weight gain and obesitya

Table 8: Classification of overweight in adults according to BMIa

Table 9: Summary of strength of evidence on lifestyle factors and risk of developing type 2 diabetes  

Table 10: Summary of strength of evidence on lifestyle factors and risk of developing cardiovascular diseases  

Table 11: Summary of strength of evidence on lifestyle factors and the risk of developing cancer  

Table 12: Trends in levels of dental caries in 12-year-olds mean [number of] delayed, missing, filled permanent teeth (DMFT) per person aged 12 years [as a result of carries]

Table 13: Prevalence of toothlessness (edentulousness) in older people throughout the world

Table 14: Summary of strength of evidence linking diet to dental caries

Table 15: Summary of strength of evidence linking diet to dental erosion

Table 16: Summary of strength of evidence linking diet to enamel developmental defects

Table 17: Summary of strength of evidence linking diet to periodontal disease

Table 18: Summary of strength of evidence linking diet to osteoporotic fractures

Figure 3: Trends in the supply of vegetables, by region, 1970-2000

Figure 4: Ranges of population nutrient intake goals

Figure 2. Calories from major commodities in developing countries

Comment

Degrees of evidence by the Joint WHO/FAO Expert Consultation